IDK Boeing is doing a good enough job in the air, maybe it’s time to move on to ground based targets.
TSA would just set up a checkpoint-checkpoint and add a few hours to our departures… yeah, I think this is going to work for everyone!
IDK Boeing is doing a good enough job in the air, maybe it’s time to move on to ground based targets.
TSA would just set up a checkpoint-checkpoint and add a few hours to our departures… yeah, I think this is going to work for everyone!
That’s actually way more common than the government wants you to believe;-)
It’s been a few years, but they are white round pads, probably 3 inches wide. I’m not sure what’s on the pad, probably a solvent of some kind.
The pads go in a machine about the size of an larger microwave oven which I believe uses NMR to scan for nitrates and other kinds of explosive residue.
It was a pair of highschool level sumo robots, lots of wires and motors and gears.
Yeah, but just like an M-80 so the whole checkpoint is splattered with drink and hand lotion.
Most of the airports in the US have some sort or chemical detector too. I always get my hands swapped going through PDX because I brought so scary looking circuit boards with my carryon 5 years ago.
Never fails to amuse me that in order to fight to “threat” of binary explosives i.e. two liquids that explode when mixed together…
I’m delighted. I wonder if they still employ one lone engineer with the title “WAP Architect” :-)
Wet Ass Pussy is clearly the answer.
Don’t forget the stickers to un-write protect it :-)
Yeah… I guess people have tossed chains on other high voltage installations to cause self-destruction. We might be talking ”burned” a bit to literally?
That would avoid the use of fossil fuels :-)
They did say it was a nine-figure electric pole… premium German engineering ;-)
I like that Vice dusted of the Motherboard brand for this story… also, wren’t they moving their main offices to SA and becoming a lifestyle brand like a year and a half ago?
Sam looks in the mirror and realizes this has not been the leap home.
Or the next Google CAPTCHA after one of the sneaker-scalpers trains their own.
That was like a meme++ or something. Awesome:-)
I’ve only recently become aware of the issue and that’s the way it feels.
But in the absence of a definitive test I think folks are concerned that they will be stuck with a CPU that continues to degrade prematurely. That seems like a valid concern.